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Continuous Integration Tooling

What is CI? CI stands for Continuous Integration, which is continously deploying code to a shared repo several times a day. Each time it is checked in, it is verified by an automated build.

Advantages

  • Enables automated testing
  • Builds and compiles your code for you
  • Keeps everyone on the same page
  • Allows you to find bugs and problems early
  • Enables continous deployment
  • Builds confidence in your code

Disadvantages

  • You have to configure the system up front
  • You have to write tests

Travis CI

Travis CI is a CI tool that is notable for having a web app GUI.

The Recipe

Let's see it in action

Lil helper link


Link to the Travis CI docs
Link to beginners guide

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